While COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on school systems nationwide, there are not many public reports about the impact to college campuses.
As of Tuesday, Sept. 8, the Clay County Recreation Center and gym are open to the public. The re-opening was brought on by Gov.
Essential workers are all around, yet often times we do not see them. This week’s spotlight shines on the staff at REACH of Clay County.
“We’re just about serving these children,” said Theresa Waldroup, executive director of Clay County Community For Students as she wrapped up a slide presentation depicting how the group has served
With two of Clay County’s major highways, N.C. Highway 69 and N.C. Highway 175, undergoing road construction, it seems like a lot of the county has roadwork happening.
The new Hayesville Primary School will have plenty of bells and whistles when it opens this fall. There will be large classrooms, a cafeteria, a full-sized gym and more.
Clay County has an essential worker most residents are prob- ably unaware of.
While cautioning residents to “stay vigilant,” Gov. Roy Cooper on Tuesday eased restrictions which will allow local playgrounds, gyms and museums to reopen with guidelines.
When the Clay County Board of Education held its Aug. 24 meeting just one week after school officially went back in session, the meeting began with Chairman Dr.